Peer-to-peer file-sharing dropping, study says
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Business
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Too much information?
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The invisible desktop craze: A new art form?
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HOT SITES
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Pharming
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RoboForm Portable
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Features
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Idaho calendar
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Spokane calendar
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‘Nanny’ series really have value
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‘Mork’ exposé on the ridiculous side
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PROM numbers
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Farmington finds nothing low-rent about 50 Cent
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Name that new baby
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Family secrets tend to come out eventually
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Human rights, hospice events brighten month
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Au pairs bring the world to you
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In a word, plea for cash is rude
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‘Project Seventeen’ begins in fall
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Community TV
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Despite rampant gossip, more teens are waiting to become sexually active
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NO HEADLINE
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Obituaries will run in Classifieds exclusively
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School reunions
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Living life backward
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Idaho
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Sho-Bans eyeing water deal
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Mr. H not the only one with big boat
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Nation/World
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Ukrainian president visits U.S. this week
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Series of bombs kill 2 in Thailand
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Memories of John Paul
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Next pope may not come from Europe
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Election to be an elaborate occasion
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Showdown looms on filibuster tactic
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John Paul II’s passing mourned in every corner of the world
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Onerous red mark earns fail in school
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Some people going nuts over peanuts’ new image
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World of new challenges awaits cardinals at conclave
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Pope’s reported last word: ‘Amen’
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Pediatricians condemn steroid use
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Series of bombs kills 2 in Thailand
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Envoy: Syria sets exit date
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DeLay rallies amid ethics attacks
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Iraqis select speaker
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Invigorating U.S. church a struggle
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Opinion
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Highway funding deserves to pass
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In their words …
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Relying on young soldiers risky
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Other
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One person killed in church sword attack
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Looking back: Spokane golfer Al Mengert and others in 1946
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Pacific NW
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Just wrap this hobby with a bow
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If you need engine parts, he’s got ‘em
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Spokane
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Police want to cite overweight trucks
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Amtrak train derails in Columbia Gorge
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Murder charges filed against man in 1988 case
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El Caminos drive him to distraction
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Red-light runners may get the blues
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Newest residents get Even Start
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Spokane man faces charges
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Sports
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Nats’ rehearsal at RFK receives good reviews
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The rest are green with envy
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Red-hot Warriors trip up Sonics
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M’s forced to think fast
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Mickelson closes in on McCarron
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Nadal gives Federer run for his money in finals
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American League
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James leads Cavs past Mavericks with 37 points
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It’s time to answer the call
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‘85 Villanova team ultimate Cinderella
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Difference maker
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Illinois
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On the air
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NHL players return to ice for charity
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For openers, it’s already wild
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Sixty arrested after MSU loss
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Today’s menu
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